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Addition u/s 69C - Unexplained expenses/premium - assessee did ...


Court Deletes Unexplained Expenses Addition u/s 69C Due to Unequal Treatment Among Co-Owners.

June 6, 2022

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Addition u/s 69C - Unexplained expenses/premium - assessee did not furnish the source of payment of such expenses/premium - The case of assessee throughout the proceedings was that she is not having sufficient income. The expenses incurred by the other co-owners on her behalf and that no such similar addition was made in case of other co-owners, on whose behalf similar expenses were incurred by other co-owners. - It is settled law that the assessee cannot be treated as indifferently in respect of expenses or treatment of capital gain. - Additions deleted - AT

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